This character asks another man why "clouds still hang on you" only to be given the reply "I am too 
This character asks another man why "clouds still hang on you" only to be given the reply "I am too much in the sun." The play The Murder of Gonzago is put on in an effort to prove the guilt of this man, who proposes a fencing match in which one of the sword tips has been poisoned. During that match, a glass of poisoned wine is inadvertently drunk by this man's newlywed wife Gertrude. For 10 points, name this man who uses ear poison to murder the king of Denmark, the primary villain in Hamlet.
This character asks another man why "clouds still hang on you" only to be given the reply "I am too much in the sun.
Claudius